Unusual crop show and railroad notes from Colorado line
The Salt Lake Tribune reports fine crops along the Colorado Central line and ongoing track work by the Oregon Short Line. Union Pacific delays in Colorado management are noted while Laramie City mills display iron samples for the Denver Exposition. Mayor Harrison endorses St Jacob’s oil for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Central Railroad
Emil Weber
Laramie City
Gardner
Oregon
Omaha
Morgan Wise
Congress
Weat Moorland County
Pennsylvania
Wise
Morgan
Denver Exchange
Colorado
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Union Pacific Railway
Denver
Wyoming
Denver Exposition
Laruuie
Live Stock Sale Reports and Cattle Market News
Burke sold six cars of American cattle at 85 50 per car, Butler sold twenty eight cars of Texas cattle at 4.90, Keenan sold eleven cars of Tops Texans at 4.80. Hartville region ranch deal adds thousands of sheep. Anthrax reports decline in Northwest cattle losses. Quinn & Co.’s range praised. Pool dispute over Chicago bound cattle transport. uniforms contract for Union Pacific staff. a Soldier’s deranged arrest in Council Bluffs. surveying funds allocated. Laramie City plans telegraph line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Lane
Price
Butler
Keenan
Sheldley
Hartville
Hawilton
Gray & Updyke
Hopkins
Quinn & Co
Evanston
Council Bluffe
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Immediate Wants Boost Hartville Mining Boom
Hartville residents issue urgent appeal for workers and facilities including blacksmith shop saw mill boarding house charcoal burners miners carpenters laborers and capitalists. Dispatch notes rising mining activity in Platte Canyon districts cites Emerald Mountain Lion Delilah lode and copper prospects with town site planning and agricultural growth.
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Nantville
Exiitor
Hartville
England
Alexandria
Platte Cafton
Turkey
Arabi Pasha
J. W. McCowen
Peter K. T. Cole
Avery
Cole
Messrs. Lank & Stein
James
Sturgia City
Greenrock
Deashwood
Muskrat Caion
Cafion
Platte Carton
United States
Hamilton, Gray & Updyke
Join Fields
Gray
Updike
Anthrax in cattle and sheep discussed by territorial veterinarian
Dr. Jas. D. Herkins explains anthrax or black leg, its ancient history, and the many factors thought to trigger outbreaks in Wyoming herds. He details how diet, climate, and water contaminated by diseased carcasses influence blood chemistry, plus signs, forms, and treatments for cattle, sheep, horses, and humans.
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Bourgelat
Chabert
Bredin
Huyard
Desplas
Godine
Europe
Pasteur
France
James Law
Man
McEachran
Montreal
Canada
Jas. D. Herkins
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Mieckly
Doddridge
Bearlake
Carter MM. Harrison
Chicago Times
Rasch and
Banger
Craxy
Patrick McKay
Fourth Infantry
Fort Omaha
Eastern
Iowa
Council Bluff
Constable Fox
Asylum i
Jacksonville
McKay
D. W. King
Boulder
Col
Omahe Herald
Washington
Harrison
Viner Gouded
Leters Fron Bartville
C. J. Kilitor Leoudler
Horse Creek
Fort Laramie
Wchugwater
Platte
Atreama
Nevapa
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